Re: TB: Will the Real Titan's Glory please stand up?
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- Subject: Re: TB: Will the Real Titan's Glory please stand up?
- From: L* A* <a*@mail.wsu.edu>
- Date: Fri, 6 Jun 1997 13:53:28 -0600 (MDT)
Ditto for me John and Celia...my TITAN'S GLORY is not blue it is purple.
Blooming right now and oh so beautiful. It does not have PBF.
Also, re: cats in beds (flower) how about a Lab chasing family cat thru bed
and smashing two stalks of DUSKY CHALLENGER right off....sob..sob..no, I
didn't kill either but sure felt like it. Anyway, they bloomed in the
house but it isn't the same seeing the sun backlighting them.
Kathy Guest,
thanks for the update on the AIS convention!! Glad to hear the situation
with the AIS materials is going to be straightened out...do hurry (please),
I want to order!
At 09:29 AM 6/3/97 -0600, you wrote:
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>>I may be the world's biggest klutz when it comes to sorting out colors in
>>the purple family, but....
>>I would defy anyone to call Titan's Glory anything but purple. I don't know
>>about "bishop's purple" but the flower certainly is not blue. Alas, if it
>>looks even remotely blue, I would question the validity of the
identification.
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>Ditto, John. In Arkansas it is a purple so dark it can only be called a
>"really dark purple." Nobody would call it blue.
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>celia
>storey@aristotle.net
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Lane Alexander alex@wsu.edu
Moscow, Idaho
Zone 4 Sunset zone 2
